Montana Glacier National Park Hiking Adventure

Majestic Rocky Mountains & Scenic Lodges

Glacier National Park - along with its Canadian sister park, Waterton Lakes National Park - offers some of the most dramatic mountain scenery on Earth. Chiseled valleys are blanketed with wildflowers while bottomless lakes mirror soaring peaks. Rolling grasslands stretch to the horizon and a wealth of wildlife, including bighorn sheep and black bears, call these mountains home. Explore some of the parks' most scenic trails, revel in endless vistas, and enjoy the warm hospitality of the American West at characterful lodges.

Delight in the magnificent scenery of Glacier and Waterton Lakes National Parks

Learn from knowledgeable naturalist guides as they bring the Rocky Mountains' impressive geological history to life

Hike alpine trails amid vibrant wildflowers and raft the Middle Fork of the Flathead River

Why take this trip with us?

Reason #01

Experience the best of this mountain paradise, with glacial moraines, hanging valleys, alpine tundra, jagged peaks, and permanent snowfields.

Reason #02

Follow top-notch guides as they share their passion and in-depth knowledge of this remote and expansive alpine region.

Reason #03

Cross the border and enjoy Glacier's sister park, Canada's Waterton Lakes National Park; few itineraries get you to both parks!

Meet your guides

Khriss Urban

For over 20 years, Khriss has been leading adventure tours across the US and Canada. Patient and enthusiastic, he enjoys showing others the awe-inspiring natural world as much as he loves discovering its wonders for himself. As a Southwest expert, keen adventurer, and historian, Khriss is a great storyteller who loves spending evenings around the campfire or dinner table sharing travel tales and making new friends.

Joel Clark

Never without his old battered hat, given to him by his grandfather, Joel Clark has an addiction to the wide open spaces of the West. He has hiked the Pacific Crest Trail, the Continental Divide Trail, the Appalachian Trail, and charted his own cross-country trek across the Mojave Desert totaling some 8,000 miles. Joel is an experienced guide, leading adventure tours and horse riding expeditions through the canyon lands of Southern Utah for nearly 10 years. When he gets out his guitar around the campfire, bring a handkerchief because you're going to hear some soulful old cowboy songs.

Rachel Urban

Rachel began her guiding career in 1994, and has led trips throughout the US Southwest and the Canadian Rockies for the past 10 years. Rachel is an avid outdoor enthusiast, and her favorite pursuits are hiking, mountain biking, and white-water rafting. When Rachel is not on the road leading adventures she can be found relaxing in Bali, surfing, doing yoga and rejuvenating.

Activities

Moderate to strenuous hiking on rocky paths, covering 6 to 9 miles per day at 1,500' to 8,850' elevation. Exciting paddling on Class I to Class III whitewater rapids, fun for beginners and experienced rafters alike.

Lodging

Modern and historic three-star lodges with comfortable accommodations and excellent amenities in five-star alpine settings.

Climate

Expect sunny days in June, July, and August with temps in the 60s to 80s; nighttime temperatures can drop into the 40s. Always be prepared for rain showers.

FAQ

How close can I get to wild animals in the National Parks?

You should stay at least 100 yards away from bears and wolves and at least 25 yards away from other large mammals.

What kind of physical shape do I need to be in for this trip?

Regular exercise before any outdoors trip will add to your enjoyment, but this trip is geared towards anyone in good health and an active lifestyle.

What wildlife do you typically see?

We often see mountain goats, bighorn sheep, black and grizzly bears, deer, elk, wolves and coyotes. Each new season brings a wide variety of mammal and birds species and on any given day.